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MAINTENANCE NOTICE (UPDATE -

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24 October 2017)

We have completed our maintenance on 24 October 2017.  If you experience any unexpected behavior, please send email to info@sei.cmu.edu, referencing the Secure Coding wiki.

We will post a new notice when we plan to perform additional maintenanceOn 24 October 2017, we will be performing maintenance on this wiki between 7:59pm - 9:00pm EDT (23:59 UTC - 01:00 UTC 25 October 2017).  Access during this period may be limited. The maintenance is to upgrade the version of the wiki. We don't expect any significant changes to the user experience based on this upgrade, and once it's complete, behavior should be the same as before (other than features and defect remediation from the update).


MAINTENANCE NOTICE:

For a few weeks beginning 23 October 2017, we will be performing occasional maintenance on this CERT Secure Coding wiki.  This is a general notification announcing our maintenance plans.

We are planning the maintenance to minimize the impact to users. There will be several phases of maintenance, and we will provide more detailed information for each phase, such as expected maintenance periods and expected impacts.  During the most significant periods of maintenance, we will provide a read-only version of the wiki, but not allow editing.  That should only affect contributors, and not the vast majority of users of the system.  

When the maintenance is complete, user accounts and histories will be retained for registered users.  But, registered users will need to reset your password through the site’s “forgot password” mechanism.  We will provide more information and instructions before and after that phase of the maintenance.

We expect all maintenance to be complete by early November.  If you have any concerns, please send email to info@sei.cmu.edu, referencing the Secure Coding wiki. 


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The AndroidTM rules and recommendations in this wiki are a work in progress and reflect the current thinking of the secure coding community. Because this is a development website, many pages are incomplete or contain errors. As rules and recommendations mature, they are published in report or book form as official releases. These releases are issued as dictated by the needs and interests of the secure software development community.

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  • have questions about the Secure Coding wiki
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Information for Editors

  • To eliminate a section from the lists above, label it section and void.
  • To have a section listed as a recommendation, label it section and recommendation.
  • To have a section listed as a rule, label it section and rule.
  • See a complete dictionary of labels to help you label your pages correctly.
  • Link to guidelines using the Tiny Link under Tools→Link to this Page... (This URL will not change if the name of the guideline changes.)  
  • Review the guidelines for writing secure coding rules/recommendations.
  • To add a new rule, follow the steps on the Guidelines for Wiki Contributors page.

 

 




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